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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11686, 22 June 1901, Page 3

Sermons, Lectures, Soirees, etc r\MW OLD HELPING HAND MISSION HALL -J- WAN'S BAY. n . a - nl -~"^- Colin C. Harrison, "Participators. 7 p.m.—An Old-time Mission Meeting. Speakers: Sister Kenneth, Miss Carrie Porter, Lev. Colin C. Harrison, Miss Elva, White will s;,i s , " The Lord is Love." 7 p.m.—FORESTERS' HALL, NEWTON. Ihe Maori Songstress and Charming Speaker, Captain Stirling, will Sins a.nd Speak. Don't Miss those Heart-stirring Services. r rHEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, MUTUAL LIFE x ASSOCIATION. PUBLIC MEETING, TO-MORROW EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock. „ Musical Item. Reading. Nocturne, pour Pianoforte et Violin, par de Beriot. Op. 50." LECTURE by MISS AGNES K. DAVIDSON, on . Jhe Strait and Narrow Path of Occultism. ' Musical Item. Questions. Collection. WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC UNION.-Annual ! « M J?Y? 8, I'UKSi>AY. Juno 26, at 8 p.m., ■•rtMra. Ktrkby.'B, Great North Load. ~VU~- Usual Meeting at Central Misii * sion Hall, Albert-street, WEDNESDAY. J una 26, 3 p.m. Executive, 2.30. Legal Notices. PURSUANT to an order dated the 20th J- November 1900 of me Chancery Division o.the High court of Justice (.Mr. Justice Cohens-Hardy) made -it the Matter of the rotate ot Eliza Peake White deceased an 7 T B .- I ,* i' 1 " 1 [ " t!;c Matter of the Trustee Act Wo. 1908 W. 054 the PERSONS CLAIMING lo be ENTITLED by virtue of or according to the Statute of distributions to the Estate of ELIZA PEAKE WHITE deceased late of Vine Cottage Norwood Green Norwood (who died on toe 29tn „av of December ltGt> a Smnsler and Intestate) living- at the time of her death or to be the legal personal representatives of such of Ujetu as are since •lead are by their Solicitors on or before the 24tii day of October 1901 to come in and prove their claims at the Chambers of .Mr Justace Cozens-a a rd.v and Mr. Justice Farwell at the Royal Courts of Justice Strand London England or in default thereof the.v will bo peremptorily excluded from the benefit ol the said Order, The 31st day of October 1901 at 12 o'clock at noon at the said Chambers is appointed for the hearing of the adjudication of the claims. Note.—'Hie above-named Eliza Peake White is alleged to be zha only surviving child of Edward Peake White deceased late cf 25 Grove Road Brixton Surrey England Genlieman formerly of 14 Coventry-street li aymarket London Baker and Elizabeth White his Wife. The said Elizabeth White was the daughter of oil? —. White and is stated to have been married to the said Edward Peake White on the sth March 1818. The persons entitled are believed to be first coushiH or nearer relatives of the above-named intestate living on the 29th December 1856. The followin/ are believed to have been some of the first cousins:—William George White, James Charles White, Charles William White, Charles Peter White, Manet Abraham White, Susan White. Charles Ward. William Ward, Stephen Ward, Charlotte Ward, Charles Wells, Charlotte Wells, Louisa We*'=, Nanny Wells, Harriett Wells, and Betsy Wells. J. C. FOX Master. Dated the 30th day of April 1901. ESTATE OF ELIZA FEILD (otherwise known as ELIZA HELD,, kite of Avondale, in ! the Provincial District of Auckland, Lunatic Patient, deceased. | All Creditors and others having Claims j against the above Estate are reanired to send I to K. F. Warren. Eat!.. District Agent of the 1 Public Trustee. Auckland, full particulars of | such Claims, giving the items and amounts I of the same, on or before the sixth day of ! August, 1901. Printed forms for the -purpose can he obI tained from any of the Agents of this OfKce. i All Moneys payable to the above Estate may i be lodged to the credit of the Public Trus- '• tee's Account at any Postal Money Order i Office, or paid to E. F. Warren. Esq.." District ■ Aaent of the Public Trustee. Auckland. ! J. W. POYNTON, i Public Trustee. I I Public Trust Office. I Wellington, Bth June. 1901. j Mining Notices I "rVTEW GLOUCESTER GOLD MINING COM- ! i li I'ANY (LIMITED). I Notice is hereby given that all Shares in ! j the abovenamed Company unon which No. i 1 I Call, due and payable on Wednesday, the . Bth May, 1901, has not been paid are forfeited, and will be sold by public auction by .Mr. R. C. Carr, at his Mart. Queen-street, Auckland. on TUESDAY, the 2nd day of July, 1901, at 11 a.m., unless the Call he previously paid to the Manager. J. H. HARRISON. Manager. Auckland. June 22nd. 1901. THE KAURI FREEHOLD GOLD ESTATES (LIMITED). ! TO PROSPECTORS AND MINING INVESTORS. ' | The above Company is now prepared to I j allow liberal terms to Prospectors desirous ' of prospecting on its Estates at \\ haugapoua. Mercury Bay, and Tairua, and to grant j ! Leases lor Mining Purposes on conditions very 1 similar to those prevailing in the case of I Crown Lands. | Mining Leases on the Company's Freehold ■ Land will be subject to a rental of 10s per acre per annum, and a royalty of 2i per cent. !on the value of the gold obtained. The Com- j ,' pany also stipulates that in the event of % i company being floated to work any lease, the first option of forming suph company shall bo ' offered to the Kauri Freehold Gold Estates i (Limited;. Prospectors on the Company's Lands must : obtain Licenses, which are issued at a cost of 5s for each license, for a term of six months. Fuller particulars may be obtained from the ' undersigned. A. MONTGOMERY, Superintending Engineer, Opitouui. The Stud, CLJLmL m NEKS OF ENTIRES. | X The Wairoa South Farmers' Club wish to ' correspond with Owners of Entires, in view ', of getting a Horse calculated to Improve the j class of Saddle-horse, to travel in this disI trict. ; H. J. S. BURGOYNE, Secretary, Clevedon. PhotograpnyC\. E O B G B r\ R E G O li Y. ' ARTIST AND PHOTOGRAPHER. 45. Corner ',* O.ueen and WeUesley Streets r- ENAMELLED CABINETS fS j ' iVoRVTVi'ES. 3 yon 63. One 6 by 12 Opai Enlargement and One ! Doie-u Cabinets (enamelled or mat) for 15s. 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